The L.A. Times Further Drives Tattooed Chefs Theme Into The Ground
Even Orange County exhausted this one before the L.A. Times got to it.
Even Orange County exhausted this one before the L.A. Times got to it.
The chain struggles to overcome its old-fashioned image by embracing farm-to-table cooking and grill master chefs.
Frog Frozen Yogurt sports a gnarly mural from Restitution Press.
A second suspect was arrested in yet another crime against taco town.
Diners flock to Studio City to part ways with a legendary sushi stand-out.
Young folks are more likely to binge at home than at school.
Gordo will open a new concept inside of Sin City's Paris Hotel.
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Michel Malecot, of The French Gourmet, must pay $396,575 and serve five years probation after his conviction.
Quinoa salad struggles to compete with Flamin' Hot Cheetoes for the hearts and minds of schoolkids.
The agency wants the cheery lap-band commercials to change their tune, insisting they skip the serious side of the risky surgery.
The hospitality entrepreneur claims the restaurant makes $13.5 million every year.
The domestic diva bought clay in prison with her commissary cash.
His arrest gives new meaning to "fire table eight."
And of course, where you can find the best restaurant bathroom in L.A. these days.
The actress sends a letter of congratulations to superintendent John Deasy, after he makes big changes in school diets.
The crack-shot columnist takes the lead on a controversial $2.6 million loan to the South Central Cajun restaurant that smells fishy.
We'd actually rather have a shaved ice truck than this mobile ticketing station housed in a converted ice cream truck.
Andre Balazs' Downtown venue starts its own biergarten. Does this mean an end to the German invasion is in sight?